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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31
THE YEAR.
CIEcU!r or HE WORLDS HISTORY.
,NIxAMrIrp rrosri NIIY OF THE UNITED STATES
CONTgsSrH0 WIFI III III HprNS or WAR
TAXATION ABROAD POLITICAL AND


TAXATION ABROAD -P)iI1ICAL AND
NATIONAL EvENTs AZ HOME
AND AnF0AD.
The chief burdens under which the United
States are sta -ccrinS are those impoic ed by un-
eNampei prosperity. While Europe owes
$40. 900 O0O,O)o III national dc5ts and pays
$500. CO0, 900 annually III interest without
reasonable expectation of reiucn. the pTiuci-
pal and with an inherent probability OF the
ultimate repud.Gt.on of the bulk OF it. the
treasury here is overlooking and the only re-
s.rciion up0u the liquidation Cs a debt already
. scaled down one-ha,f is the great premium
Offers no contrast more striking than that of
the Europe and America of to-day-Olc hope
lcsIy NOR. lgcd to the descendants Of its
present creditors ana weighed down under the
cxnaustny burdens of military armaMents and
war taxation. and the other embarrassed only
by the increasing Olume Of Its revenues ald
the imprlctcabIllty of anticipating future OBJ
legations withOu; paving its debts twice over IN
premiums on It's own credit. StraEgcst anomaly
of all, an American PrtsId mt becomes an
hlarmist when European fiDancicrs are dis
MAYED by the cert.i rty of the inevitable rcpu-
daion of the bulk o. their national dnbCs, and
seeks to frighten Congress and the people with
premonit:ons of panic ANA disaster unless some
thing shall be done by tariff legislation TO
an icrmiae the foundations of National pros
peIty. 10 convert the country INTO a raidlna
ground for British manufacturers and TO scale
down the earnings of Anerican wOrkinsmen to
tie starvation rates of Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-31

m -tiug ylc To- re- gain prestige IN bulgaria. For
six months the National AS mGly pursued
eau tious policy sending delegation 10 the EURO
AN capitals and ma!ntainlus s"li-compo'nfo
when tle Car succcss7ey nominated lHhco
Nirhola, of Mugrclla aud the Duke of Leach
tcnberg a. candidates for the throne. R"YoiIs III
sili,iria. Eu,tchuk and other places were promptly
Suppressed by the Regency. aud unusual severity
was exercised in furnishing the traitors. On Juy
2 ,atIencc having ceased 10 BE- virtue the Assem-
hiy elected Prince Ferdinand Of SaXc-t burg
Prince of bulgaria. lilo entered the Principally
tale IN August and WAS well roccsVoi RuSIt pro o.
nonncod his cec ION Invalid, OPP sci his pfeten-
sionS from tie outset cudeIyoIct 10 induce the
Pc7tc TO eject him. and threatened to den"uuc" the
treaty of Berlin. Franco was markedly ho5'!8c 10
him, Austria rad I.aiy were very cool, AMI frnco
Hs,naick rallied ~ hun as an Orleanist luirith'F
b Prince Ferdinand held his grp1n ana, loill-
ING strong Ministry under STAMP 'ilpn Nt',u
uuprnvrI his position. The Foric greed 10
ecrd Artiu' EiicndI 10 sophia IN order u assume
control ofaairs aud 20 prepare me way IoI "lc' 20
ErnrOih. whcm l'usHa was aux 'u' :" appoint ~
fc.cri. Ita y. England and Austria resisted ms
prc,o.tcrnus scheme and I, was ab1ndoneL In
nr,.r % lest tine forces of Va iounl opinion eer-
ti.,us ,ycfe ordered IN October and these resulted
n ihc return OF 2GO out of ~ seiis Tor ne toy
rr1mcnt. /1nknH, knraN"4uu ana otHcr '.l''iln
leaders were def, ted There WIS horcc r0ting III
several towns. and e nunber ot hb~icn'iohS was
great, bat PiIncc Ferdinand received oyer"Aeih-
Ins support !r0mthe natlon.
I'm cor.euic1ce of these elections Count hainokv.
in q, Dire. inr fnc Decgations on November .,
y serted that ali dancer of foreign interference
had hecn wardcd 1T fron l'uiSuH1 ana thlt
Prlnce Ferdinand nat been lcSlllv elrc' 80, AZ
th.uail his II ils had not bccl confirmed bY me
Pnvcrs AusiIan prestige hi' Increased III tn'
H1lilan. ~ Russian p.ostIrr ha@ nerrc'S''' nv
T. ,fu,rr.in at Ri.Irs. lrider OF tac Russian pllV
III Seryia. has moi proved - decisive 4 deIrdl Tor
Vienna rs TIE cortuulrcr OF frlcr Ferdinand "d
the Bulgarian tirone has or -. Petersburg lhc
iu,onrIan elections resulted IN the usual Govern
mem triumph, 22J Liberals icing cho.e1 agilns-
! NJ Noderate., 30 dependents ard - o. othcr
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
9afotaS 2egiSiatmr.

Ntr. @rissbp bar inoleperet / &aabet
ct 6orilas ON at ilptte !Spieiteret fra
g)antton ps 9eaowopo til Sipur Sails
% Sismard. 9ctte 5orilas sr Ell aopi
al bet, Tom Gilbert bar iremiat / Suiet.
Mr. Dodge bar iremiat / &aabet Spr.
ilas ON pienilise 2eieperelier os Si.
bliptbeter. Der. MtaQorps 5prilag ON
at ppbGoe Naserlouene ~inbitiasoes I'll
Seotaselie us bebatereoes lanse. Mr
elliott litte life be niiparenbe gaserlppe
men oar imoo beres Opbeoelie, Iprent
man bapoe pebtaset bebre 9ope. Mr
Ntauprp lasoe, at 9ppen bar ct oeo
Susitap, oa ben pmsiftes, % bet bar Ell
Stam % San9re for 9erritpriet at bap
iaaoanne 2ope. San tjenbte Yenaein
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
peeorab.w oStem-ensoas Den Doc sebrnar 1873

ititutipner, iont life uiloe lame I'D Tenge
/ gerriioriet, oa be life pilbe bliue ltaas
enoe iom Sor6rpoere. De nuuGrcnoe
9laserloue bar glarias til De bpie Gens
ter, M MATTE betdle, pg bet bar /
Sarmernes Snteresie, at oisle 2oue al
ltaIfeoeS. SIR. Meuber 'agoe, at ale
2lagerlooe par 6lmbl9, ps ben beoIte
Maaoe at faa lau Rente paa, uiloe pare
at aabne ale 0ere for Gen9e % labe
Dem faa ubinoret Suopas. 6orilaget
p%ebtoges meo 81 mpo 10 Stemmer.
st 5orlla9 ON at trpffe @uuerngrens
BuoItab i $500 @~remplarer paa 1pit
og Sort iprfaiteSes, oa Oct blep nebz
lnsiet meb 5ilHg ON at trpffe Suoifas
BET / aIe Spros ps 0ialefter.
Suiet ueotu9 / Onsoag &aaoets 5Ors
flag Nu. 81. Oct beitemmer, at ale
@eteraner, lpm beltOs i BOrserfriscn
% Tom bar iaaet Ell b9berlis Iiiteo,
ifdl begraoes paa 9erritoriets 8efoits
ming, raar DC Dor, bois oeres Sl99tz
hinge eller Senner life er iltaiio til eller
life pil 6eltrioe Smfpltningerlle peo De
res 8e9rapelie. 8erritpriet ital osiaa
betale Smfoitninser peo at i9tte &e9je=
ringers @rauitene pua iaaoanne @raue.
@%uuernpren bar mnoerte9net 5Orilaz
get ON at pp6GDe Na9erlOpene.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
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excellent department for the Family Circle.
and counts among its contributors some of
the best writers on agricultural and kindred
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tinS much TO interest, instruct and amuse
all members of the family. |. Sample copies
OF The FARMER sent free for examination
Subscription price islonly $3.50 pr. year
Less than three Gents pr. copy. No charge
is made for copies ofsTuE FARMER unless
ordered by the recipient.
The Farmers Publishing Co.,
ST. Paul, MINI
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Wiseoutns Gegisiatmr.

Gn Geiplntipn pebtoses / 9(slem6lp
iorrige Munbag, at intet MT 5%orilas
fan in0leoeres eiter ber lobe Sebruar.
5pl9enbe 6orilag inoleucreoes i Nsieni=
blD: Nt Statens 8~eniipnsa9ent rap
porterer anoetbpert Nnr til @uuernDren;
at Sberiffer ital ublope en- Selpnning
al inotil 5000 for Eaasri6elie al 5orz
%6rpoere, bois Strai fan ialti9ttes inotil
6 Iar; at anl999e en- StatS Ngerbruss=
ltole % bepilse 100000 for bens
6runol39gelie ps at iorbeie SurDm9ns
oenes 2pn til $3.50 pr. Dag os 6 Gents
pr. Wtil / &eiieuo9iiter. S Senatet
inolepereoe8 ct 5prila9 ont, at De, iom
leier bepGbneoe Tirfertpns M9no til at
pp9te Gienoom, ital i~traifes meb fra 4
til s Nars Su9tbus. Be leiebe Yins
fertons MGno lfal psiaa iaa ben famine
5trai. ct 6prilas inblepereoes / Sirss
Dag um, at iritase for Sfat al @ienbpm,
Iom tilbprer uelsjprenoe Selifaber. Sobn
gSinans i~noleuereoe en- fHles &elolutipn
ON at labe @Glserne femme ouer ct
3iae9 til &onititutionen ON at IorbDoe
Weolemnlcr at g%egislaturen p9 8oms
mere at mpbta9e Sripas fra Sernbanes
fompdnier.
Senotet bar ueotaget ct 9~tnbragenoe
til 9on9resi en ON at 9ipe auinberne
Stemmeret, og ct anoet Inbra9enoe ON
at peota9e itrense 5pr6plosre9ler MOB
2un9eip9ens llobrebelle blanpt 6orn=
forget. 5Orilas inoleuereoes i Senatet
at erfl9re en- Del Barfe / Milwautee
Bouleunros at resulere Snforporatipr
a SdIrosbDcr, ION 1i99er i TO Counter
at iprbDpe llpfSriel al Silt, lOm peiet
minore eno u 8uno ps at iorbpbe Ser
lpner at bape / Jim Seliobelle mere ent
100 &ano Silt iarset i @iseOnlin ol
ON upu9unelIe al ire 6iItefonrmis lion9.
rer, Der ifal urge for at 2puen oper.
bulbes; at bepilse $4,000 for Seannett'
0oiuea 2aturence, bpis 5abcr blep br96
ueo SammenitprtnIn9en al 9apitolbpg
nin9en.
s IsIemblp inbleperebes / 5prsba(
mango g~(norasenber for OpbGpellen a
Ibarmaceutlppen. 6orlla9 iuoleuerebes
at uorpooe ll9res; at forbDbe Grab a
Sjorte / 5lorence GOuntp unotasen for
6goe; at tilaoe Mauo % Some at pipn
mob ~bperanore / cipile 9rocesier; a
orsaniiere "Geuntp Of Drills" at be
oeltlise @aluoel al Iiblanb County.
9orsoss apjuurnerepe 9esislaturel
til Manbas Iiten.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
"Simpie SoIf".
Wiptto:

Wptto:
Oct bar Jon febtes ban aanoelig itim
og meo 6pg9en itabt til at pGre frlnt,
Oct polote Den r9oiomt lammenbe Mta9t
al tiin9e Nartliinoers Srpf al 6oraat,
% bet tos 5ip, ipr ian b!ep lda l0ro,
at ban iatteo lit eset MeuneiteoGro;
bin ipGre 9Gre; tbi Oct peo Dor Serre
oct er imaat meo ben aunoiinb euonu oess
pGrre!
y. Siple.
uStrpf iOm "iimple Soft, zen iimpel
Manp," "iimple Soils Sarn," zine
Soft" zen fin Manb," "beore solt" pip.
CT npset, iom oaslis iarer ps ON Srerne.
gn Zig Obtaining al MenueItets
SGro er ct %lprseli9t Sepis paa, at her
enoua bort 5olt bGnser iaien en- aob
Del SrGaeiino, iom bar lanae, Spbe
&sSber. &eiter fra ipunbne gieers
SrGloom. Ser sipes / BET bele taoet
life iimple % fine 6clt.
Vile Menneiter er TONNE liae maine
til Sereen. Oct er life Sen hsie sller
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

hinge % @amle, &lse % 5attisc, aae
prller bet me9ct afbolote imerteitiQenoc
Wtiooel, Ct. Satpbs Slje. 8aa aae
Ipotbefer er bette p9roiiuloe tplfe Susz
miooel tillalss, pg Oct folter fun so
Gents pr. SLATE.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
Smittei al ct &rcatur.

Sfliffei AZ Ct &rcafur. Sra @jgr.
olII9 'frlpes: 5urleoeu Dag blep en- Der.
pGrenbe @aaromano alisreben al en- al.
uoriis 9uoip9oom. vi en- ienere fore.
ta9en 9G9emoerIa9elie iremsaar oct, al
Spsoommen, Der er en- ierlis onoartei
Sla9s Hlt9orm, er p%periort ira ct lp9i
&reatur. "
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09
sra @%aibtnstpn.

@uperupr O.. u. Iierce af 0atota
anmpocbe 4reiioeut Gleuslonb / Man.
bags ON, at bans Geiisnation maatte
blue mobto9et % traoe / Strait itrar,
"a lite iom tioligere b%eltenit, nanr bans
giteripl9ers llonGOnelle uar itaoIritei
al Senatct. Grtiioenten eiterfom bans
Gnifc, % territories Setretar Mc.
Gormid bar ppertaSet @uueruorembeoet,
inotil Qommer Gburds llon9puelie
ItaoiriteS.
Senere mc66eles, at Seuatet fable
ileoe Guards ~llounpnelie til 6upernor
ior Gafota 5orsoag, % at ban pil ooer-
tage @upcrugyem6coet Girsoa9 cler
SuSoa9 oenne llge.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

st 6oriIus er inoitillet til @eotaselis
i Senatet on atbpsse ct natiOnalt Sjeml
for u%anIere Soloater peitenior alippe-
bjersene.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

Observation-Disclosures &pmiie for 5erri
tUrier bar inoltiaet til @ebtaselie CT
SorIlag ON at siue gllaita cit terrific.
rial Organization.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

Senatet bar pebta9et ct 5prila9 ON
at ioranbre @r9nierne al gellpwtone.
Sarten iaaleoes, at ben bele Bart font
mer iii at lisse i 9erritoriet @gomins.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

Sames $. @risbt ira MisiOuri c,
al Y~reiioenten uoueout til Ssieiersts'
BONNER for ariSona.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

6indnsminiiter Maunins ital bare
ia9t, at ban oil iratrape liu Stiains en-
gang STARTS Mamueb. Oct auta9es,
at osiiiterenoe 5itansminiiter 5air6ilb
pil blipe uounpnt til 6inausminiitcr.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

9reiiocuten bar llnoertesnet 6orilaz
get ON al give Geuiion iii %eteraner
ira Oen mcgifauite arie. am Solou.
ter, iom tjente minOlt 60 Gage i oen
merifnnite ari9 % er 62 gIar 9amfe, er
berettigeoe til Ell Seniipn al 50 ON
Maaneoen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

SplsenOe itanbinapiite Goitmeitre ct
u%bnGoute: .. SO. @id, Standard,
SOtpa; s, s.. &eisbus, @inslauo, s.
8. @uitnpbiOn, 8ernnbOtte, .. 8. GAR
ion 6pitpn, 0irs. 81. Olion, Spaugels,
Wfinn, $. q. 6OIs, Y~ortlanb, 0atutu.
&eprelentantbujet bar bcUilset So,
600, ipm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itul
iHofipbe SaO for % ubbele ben blnnOt
6armerue oe Counter / 5eras, ipnl
iiOiie CONNER berieoes iaa ilemt al
Sgrfeu.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

6uriIo8et ON al furbpoe 8ou9res-
mGnb at pptrGoe ipm Iouofatsr Tor
acknowledgements bar cppe til Ses
banolins i Senatet iprrise 9proas, men
bets uioers Sebaublius bleu uoiat til
lenere.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

5eratetS 5iuduStomitc bar iuoitillet
til @%eotaaelic 0uiet 5orila9 on at til
bnsetetale Sen oirette Sfat, iom &ons
9~resien paoldaOe Staterne % 3erritos
rieruc peb 2pper al ste Gln9nIt 1861.
Oct bar en- Sri9sitat, % maaife Dc iIelte
Son0eesmEnb CT Jennie til eeH Geerbe>
u%iSning III, at 2oUeu bar srl~tnOlopsitri
ria. Sfdttcu pnr 30 WfiGioner Dollars
tor. Der bar ialt uGret betalt Sl7,
S59,6S5. vi ocnnc Sum bar @iscor
fin beialt S519,68S; Soma, 1922, OS8;
9tilmeiUta, sos, 524 % 9atotn 49,,
241.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

&dn Den rationale @jalo aibetaltes /
Sanuar S9,5l5,GSG. 9en funtante Be
Bplonins / Sfnttammeret ben lite Sc
bruar bar .$450,S26,420, vi benuc
Srm fan Dog tun Onltrent 2,0 Ntilios
rer Cellars bruses til officiating pan
ben oiientij9e @jalb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

Gen tore Selefonz 8roces / 0pieitcret
bar bictil pGret me9et 9unitig for MoO
itarOerne al set 9e0'ite Mpnopol, Don,
90. Qidenion % Senator GOmutbs
soot9joroe Ior &eiten ueb llbingn al
200 %ioner % talri9e MOoellsr, at 9n=
mel Grarubdu8b ira lS6StillS75 bapoe
Iorarbeioet 5eleioner, Ser / bu~erteueite
Suntt lignebe ben 8eI'ite Seleipn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

Yrciiocuten bar mocrtc9net ipl9cnbe
GorIlu9: ON Gesulering al transport
al &nrer melem Staterne, ON 0ptGl
ling af prciioentieac &alsitemmer % ON
at bpg9e n Sro pper Wiisiisiippiflooen
peO ct. 9Ouis. @n Del YeniiOns-
icrllag bar ban belast meb lit Seto.
Decorah-posten., 1887-02-09

Senator Gunrts bar iubleperet ct
5Orilag pm at tjgbe Sobu Gridions
"0eitroDer" % ii itDrre Staalitibe al
famine 9ouitruttipn for at ioripare DC
6prcueoc Stnters 9aune. 5OriIaaet
beitemmcr, at Der ital beuil9es S1l2,
600 ipr "Gritrpper" % 100000 for
DC andre.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
COTTON.


LIVERPOOL Sept. 5, 1870 n. m.-Cotton dull
and somewhat irregular; middling uplands Sgd,
middling Orleans SID; sales 5000 bales, for
speculation and export l,OO0 bales; receipts
4, 100 bales-all American.
n MIXTURES: Uplands low middling
clause September delivery 2i-64d, sellers;
September and October ] 1870. sellers; Octo-
her and November 5 5-64d. buyers; November
and December sod, buyers; December and
January 9 3-6ld, sellers; January and February
= 3-Gid sellers; February and March 3-G4d,
buyers; March and April 5.G4d, sellers; April
and Nav ;-6ld sellers. Market closed dull.
The tenders of deliveries at today's clearings
amounted TO 800 bales old dockets.
GALVESTON Sept. 5.--Cotton firm; rniddling
ol5c: net receipts 3.52l bales, gross 1891; sales
5s7 bales; stock II ,522 bales; exports, coastwse
NoeFoIK Sent. cotton steady: middling
9Skc; net receipts 1l9 bales gross ll9 sales 10
bales: stock $50 bales; exports coastwise l29
BALrrMoRE. Sept. 5.-Cotton quiet; middling
10c net receipts IS bales, gross 400 sales none;
stock 1913 bales; exports coastwlse 53l bales
BosroN Sept 5.-Cotton- Holiday.
WILMTNGroN, Sept 5.--Cotton firm; middling
DC: net receipts 3gl bales, gross 39l; sales
none; stock l.AsS bales.
PnILApELpHfA, Sept. Cotton firm; mid
ding loss; net receipts none, gross none;
Nrw oRIKAss. Sept Cotton easy; mid
ding o lice; net receipts 2,l5s bales, gross
SCI; sales so bales; stock 10, l93 bales.
NOZZLE, sept b.-Cotton qnleS nn i1el i6S
o,. net receipts 56I bales, gross Bj2; sales 100
6a!es. stock 1889 bales; exports, coastwise ia
wEMpurs. Sept. Cotton steady; middlng
Mic; receipts i.f5o bales; shipments % oalesi
SAFES I 200: stock $3.50 bales. AIN,
AUGUSTA. Sept COTTON STEADY; mlodiihB
a.. rccclfits no bales; sales $50 bales.
cuAntFsrog Sept. b.--Cotton. little ooingi
niddIing glsc; net receipts 2,7S9 bales, gross
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-09-06
THE MORNING NEWS: TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1887

Nichols, Order, ogethorpe Club, Palmer Bros,
w Orr II Parsons n Paulsen & Co, l. Putzel, d
Porter T Raderick. Jos A Roberts 6 Co, c d
Rogers, Rieser & 5, S ID Rockwell, S, + & W Ry,
Savannah Steam Bakery, Sanders, Savannah
Cotton Press Assn, Southern Cotton OIL Go. p
Shaeffer, Screveu House II solomon & Son,
Smith Bros & Co. Solomons & Co, T. A Schwarz,
IL L Schreiner, j $ Silva & Son, Smith & b,
W Simkins 6. Co, T Shuptrne & Bro, L
Schuessler, Strauss Bros, p b Springer, Nj Stern
berg l. Strong, c = Stalls, Jno Sullivan, G w
Tedeman, J & Thompson, Z Tuberdy, Watson
& +, j w lyman, Voaski, Williams g. Co,
J d Weed & Co, Thos West, G A Whitehead, w
U Tel Co, Wing Sing, str Ethel, Southern Elk Co,
Ga & Fla l 5 y Co, str Seminole, str Katie.
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Mrs N Lay, j Ralston Latimore, II II Hun
tington, + l. Tapley, N B Jeral.
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CONSIGNEES.


Ellis, & Co, j Williams & Go, w c Jackson,
Peacock, II & Co, Baldwin & Co, Pearson g. S,
S Guckenhemer G. Son, McDonough & y, w
Chisholm, ] D Weed & Co, Woods Co, John
M Ferst 4 Go, Jno Flannery G. Co, Butler & S,
w D Simkins & Co, NJ y Henderson, w Kehoe &
Co, H Myers & Bros, Falk & Son, Palmer Bros.
G w Tiedeman, Blodgett, NJ & Co, II Solomon &
Son.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway.
Sept 5-Transfer Office, Jno Flannerv & Co.
J X Clarke & Co, j D Weed & Co, A Falk & Son,
NJ Boley & Son, A Hanley. II Myers g. Bros. d NJ
DeWald A Hull, W d Simkins & Co, Wat
son, L Putzel, Byck G. S, Rieser & S, Appel & S.
STANDARD Oil Co. p J Golden, T P Townsend, + j
Meyer Mfg Co, SGuckenheimer Son, A Alt
mayer & Co. Meinhard Bros & Co, Palmer Bros,
Lindsay & NJ, 4 A Schwarz, NJ Gilbert & Co,
A j Miller & Co. Epstein & w. Neidlinger & r,
G. w Allen II Sulter NJ Ferst & Co, Ludden & b,
Bacon, g. Co. Dale, D & Co. A Letter, EMoyle,
Smith Bros & CO, Lowell & L, Grady, Del & Co,
e A Fulton, Pearson & S, Bendheim Bros & Co,
+ G WILLY, M Henderson, w w Gordon q Co,
Heron & G., Garnet, S & Co, II NJ Conner & Go,
Woods & Co, Butler & S, Baldwin & Co, f NJ
Farley, d Dancy, G Walter & Co. CT Jones,
j P Williams & Co, NJ & D Mclntire, Perkins
q Son, NJ Maclean. w w Chisholm, Warren & A.,
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r Roberts
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S Aldrich, A r Altmayer & Co, @ Butler, Max
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Brunswick, Sept 3--Arriyed banks Loyspring
(Norl Halvorsen Montevideo; stephen g Hart,
Person Providence.
h,lrs-h Castle (Brl lTtirpie Philadelphia.
Coosaw, S c. Sept S-Arrived, steamer Pallion
(Brl Weeks, Philadelphia.
Darien, Sept S-Arrived, schr Helen l. Martin,
Fountain, New York.
Fortress Monroe, Sept ARRIVED, ship Regu-
lus (Nor). Lowe, from Brunswick for Rio Janeiro
(See Miscellany.
Philadelphia, Sept S-Cleared; schrS CITY OF
Crocler. Savannah
New York, Sept 5-Arrived, steamships Erin,
London; Arabic, Liverpool.
Arrived out, steamships City OF Richmond,
from New York for Liverpool; Fulda, from New
York for Bremen.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship Tallahassee, for New York
less bales upland cotton, ~ bales domestics and
yarns 80 bbls rice. 337 bbls spirits turpentlhe,
1856 bbls rosn, 93, 1856 feet lumber bales hides,
II crates fruit, 2l5 tons pig iron, $50 pkgS mdse,
5000 white oak slaves.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence for Baltimore
545 bales cotton 1876 bbls rice, ,712 bbs rosin, ~
bales domestics and yarns, is bdls leather, n
pkgs hides, sc bales roots, 27l pkgs ndse,
Per bark Anita Berwind, for Philadelphia
450,631 feet p p lumber-Frierson q Co
Per brig Robert Dillon, for Perth Amboy--
800, 400 feet lumber McDonough Co;
Per schr Annie Bliss, for Batimore-@o,3l0
feet D p lumber-Dale, Dixon & Co.